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Fight Corruption to End Conflict

Fighting religious extremism and ethnic rivalries requires addressing corruption.

published by
ABC Australia
 on October 25, 2016

Source: ABC Australia

Speaking on ABC Australia, Carnegie’s Sarah Chayes warned that terrorism and conflict is increasing globally and corruption is the connecting link. It fuels religious extremism and ethnic rivalries, she said. She concluded that to deprive these movements of oxygen, the international community must address corruption among political and economic elites.

This interview was originally broadcast by ABC Australia.

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